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IIA GAC and AGA Chicago Chapters invite you to a training and networking event.

Thursday, September 7, 2017

8:30am – 4:00pm

Member’s Cost: $15.00 Non-Member’s Cost: $30.00

(includes lunch)

6.5 NASBA CPE Credits

Metcalfe Federal Building GSA Conference Center Room 331 77 West Jackson Blvd, Chicago, IL

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The AGA Chicago Chapter and IIA Chicago Chapter are registered with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) as a sponsor of continuing professional education on the National Registry of CPE Sponsors. State boards of accountancy have final authority on the acceptance of individual courses for CPE credit. Complaints regarding registered sponsors may be submitted to the National Registry of CPE Sponsors through its website: www.learningmarket.org.

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IIA GAC & AGA Chicago Chapters


PLEASE NOTE: Schedule changes may occur that affect speakers, topics, etc.

Thursday, September 7th

8:30am Registration

8:45am Welcome Address & Introductions

9:00am “Challenges of Auditing the Public Sector” (1.5 CPE) Government Audit Panel Discussion

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10:30am “Fraud in Government” (1.0 CPE) Michael Malatt, CPA

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11:30am “Robotic Process Automation: Transforming Business Processes” (1.0 CPE) Andy Bollinger and Kirk Neal

LUNCH

12:50pm “CGAP/CGFM/CIA Certification Activity” (0.5 CPE) Catherine Fisher

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1:30pm “Cybersecurity” (1.0 CPE) Panel Discussion

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2:30pm “Fraud Case Study: The Explorer Program” (1.5 CPE) Anne Marrin, MPA and Stephanie Hannon, MPA, CPA

Wrap Up & Evaluations

4:00 – 7:00pm Networking Mixer Cavanaugh’s Bar & Restaurant Monadnock Building at 53 West Jackson Boulevard

Agenda‐at‐a‐Glance

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“Difficulties in Government Audit”

Panel Discussion Moderated By Kenneth Clow, MBA, CIA, CRMA, CRP, CSOE

Summary Auditing in the governmental arena presents unique challenges ranging from political

pressures to changing laws and regulations to a myriad reporting requirements across varying

levels of government. The panelists will provide their perspective on this challenging

landscape. They will share their experiences from both an external and internal auditor

perspective on how to overcome these hurdles and properly establish and operate an audit

practice, maintaining independence, and the role of audit and fraud risk mitigation are all

aspects that will be explored during this holistic discussion.

Learning Objectives Obtain an understanding of how properly structuring an organization can allow for greater

independence and avoid common pitfalls.

Understand critical components of policies and charters that will define key roles and

responsibilities to promote objectivity.

Learn how to structure audit reports to soften the tone and improve the overall message

of the report.

Learn success stories about how documentation in the audit file and documentation of

various communications can save the day.

Obtain an understating of how undue political influence can affect your department and

how it may be overcome.

Join us at the Government Audit Round Table with Mr. Gasiorowski, Mr. Kirk and Mr. Maraccini.

Field of Study: Auditing (Government) CPE Credits: 1.5 hours (75 minutes) Program Level: Overview Prerequisites: None Advance Preparation: None

9:00am

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Panel Moderator Kenneth Clow, MBA, CIA, CRMA, CRP, CSOE

Director of Internal Audit, MYR Group Inc.

Mr. Kenneth A. Clow III, MBA, CIA, CRMA, CRP, CSOE is the Director

of Internal Audit/CAE for MYR Group, Inc. MYR is a publicly traded

company and a leading specialty contractor serving the electrical

infrastructure industry and commercial/industrial markets. Prior

to MYR, Ken was the Director of Internal Audit for the YMCA of

Metro Chicago and has worked as a staff auditor, senior auditor,

manager and director for a number of organizations in the private

and public sector. He also has experience as a controller and manager of strategic planning.

Ken has been a member of the IIA‐Chicago chapter for over 17 years. Ken is a current Board

of Governor and Chair of the Government Advisory Committee. He is also the current IIA

Midwest District 2 District Representative for the IIA. Ken has served in various roles for

the Chicago Chapter such as President (2014/2015), Senior Vice President (2013/2014),

Vice President Education (2012/2013), 52nd Annual Seminar Co‐Chair (2011/2012),

Chapter Achievement Program Chair (2010/2011) and has been a Board of Governor since

2010. Prior to 2010, Ken served as a member of the Annual Seminar Committee and Career

Assistance Program committee.

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Panelist

John Gasiorowski, JD, CIG Inspector General, City Colleges of Chicago

Mr. John Gasiorowski served as the Deputy Inspector General for the

City of Chicago (1990‐2003) and the Chicago Board of Education (2003‐

2010) before elevating to his current role as Inspector General for the

City Colleges of Chicago in July 2010. Prior to joining the Inspector

General’s Office, John served as the Assistant State’s Attorney in the

Cook County State's Attorney's Office (1986‐1990).

The Office of the Inspector General for the City Colleges of Chicago has the authority to

conduct investigations regarding waste, fraud and misconduct by any officer, employee,

member of the Board; any contractor, subcontractor, consultant or agent providing or

seeking to provide goods or services to the City Colleges of Chicago; and any program

administered or funded by the District or Colleges.

Mr. Gasiorowski holds a Juris Doctorate with highest honors from Chicago‐Kent College of

Law, Illinois Institute of Technology (1986). Additionally, he has a Bachelors with honors

from DePaul University (1983) and is a Certified Inspector General from the Association of

Inspectors General (1999).

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Panelist Stephen Kirk, CIA, CGAP, Director/Chief Internal Auditor Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT)

Mr. Stephen Kirk is currently the Director of the Office of Internal Audit and Chief Internal Auditor for the Illinois Department of Transportation. Mr. Kirk has served in this position since August 2010. He has worked for the State of Illinois since 1987 and previously held the position of Senior Auditor for the Illinois Securities Department, Chief Internal Auditor for the Capital Development Board, and Audit Manager for the Illinois Office of Internal Audit. Mr. Kirk holds a bachelor’s degree in Economics from Eureka College and is a Certified Internal Auditor and Certified Government Auditing Professional. Mr. Kirk has served as the Illinois representative on the AASHTO Internal/External Audit Subcommittee since 2011 and has served as Chair of the Internal Audit

Task Force since 2012. He is a member of the State of Illinois Internal Audit Advisory Board, having previously served as Chair, Vice‐Chair and Guidance Coordinator. He is also a member of the Board of Governors for the Springfield Chapter of the Institute of Internal Auditors, having previously served in various leadership positions including Chapter President, First Vice‐President and Second Vice‐President and the Board since 2000. He began his state service in 1987 as a Secretary of State Year Long Fellow where he was assigned to work in the Securities Department, which regulates the sale of stocks and bonds. After completion of his internship in 1988, he was assigned the task of creating an Audit Division for the Securities Department. Mr. Kirk served as an Audit Manager from 1988 until he left that position in August 1999. During that time, he created the infrastructure for conducting compliance audits of those entities and persons selling investments and providing investment advice and he assisted on numerous investigations. He also served on various national securities regulation committees, participated in and led several nationwide securities audits and investigations and testified at administrative hearings, as well as criminal and civil proceedings.

Mr. Kirk served as Chief Internal Auditor of the Capital Development Board from August 1999 until the merger of the internal auditors into the Illinois Office of Internal Audit in October 2003. He was responsible for auditing the awarding of construction and professional contracts, capital planning process and project development, construction projects and construction related grants. He served as an Audit Manager for the Illinois Office of Internal Audit from October 2003 until June 2010 where he was responsible for managing audits conducted at various State agencies including the Department of Transportation, Capital Development Board, Central Management Services, Revenue, Lottery, Gaming, Racing, Liquor, etc. Mr. Kirk returned as the Chief Internal Auditor for the Capital Development Board July 2010, upon the deconsolidation of the Internal Audit functions but was subsequently appointed Director/Chief Internal Auditor for the Department of Transportation August 2010.

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Panelist Mark Maraccini, CPA Partner, Crowe Horwath LLP

Mr. Mark Maraccini is a partner at Crowe Horwath LLP (Crowe) who specializes in regulatory compliance for governmental and not‐for‐profit entities. He has over 17 years’ experience with government, higher education, not‐for‐profit (NFP) audits, attestation services and other consulting projects. Mr. Maraccini has recently presented to the National Grants Management Association (NGMA) on establishing and monitoring internal control systems and to the National Association of Black

Accountants (NABA) on the Uniform Grant Guidance. Mark has also prepared and presented Governmental Accounting Standards Board new pronouncement updates to numerous clients over the past seven years. Most recent trainings included GASBs 72, 74, and 77. Mr. Maraccini began his career with Crowe performing external audits including financial statement and single audits for governmental, higher education, and NFP entities. About midway through his career, Mark pivoted to Crowe’s internal audit practice. Since then he has worked with hundreds of governmental entities to complete internal audits in accordance with IIA standards, and compliance and performance audits in accordance with AICPA and Governmental Auditing Standards. Mark’s experience has provided him with a deep specialization in internal control over financial reporting and compliance, and in the implementation of new GASB pronouncements. This experience has also allowed Mark to gain in‐depth knowledge of Government Auditing Standards and the application of those standards in performance, compliance, and financial audits.

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Michael Malatt, CPA, Senior Manager

Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLP

Mr. Malatt has been a member of the firm’s Public Sector Practice

Group since 2007. Michael has extensive experience with counties,

municipalities, and special districts, specializing in providing financial

audits, compliance audits, and accounting services. Michael is a

member of the IGFOA Professional Education Committee, GFOA

Special Review Committee, AICPA, and Illinois CPA Society. Michael obtained a Bachelor of

Business Administration in Accountancy and Mathematics and a Master of Science in

Accountancy from the University of Notre Dame. Michael received the 2008 Excel Award

from the Illinois CPA Society for outstanding achievement on the Uniform CPA Examination

in Illinois.

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"Fraud in Government” Presented By

Michael Malatt, CPA, Senior Manager

Summary Government is the second largest industry impacted by fraud in the workplace. This session

will explore the types of fraud prevalent in government and discuss strategies for fraud

prevention and detection.

Learning Objectives

Review common fraud types, red flags and how to prevent and detect fraud

Discuss the importance of a fraud risk assessment and how to begin this process

Field of Study: Auditing (Government)

CPE Credits: 1.0 hours (50 minutes)

Program Level: Overview

Prerequisites: None

Advance Preparation: None

10:30am

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NICE (NASDAQ: NICE) is the worldwide leading provider of software solutions that enable organizations to take the next best action in order to improve customer experience and business results, ensure compliance, fight financial crime, and safeguard people and assets. NICE’s solutions empower organizations to capture, analyze, and apply, in real time, insights from both structured and unstructured Big Data. This data comes from multiple sources, including phone calls, mobile apps, emails, chat, social media, video, and transactions. NICE solutions are used by over 25,000 organizations in more than 150 countries, including over 80 of the Fortune 100 companies. www.nice.com.

Andy Bollinger Systems Account Executive

Mr. Bollinger’s 17+ year career in executive‐level account management is focused on producing consistent, strong results for prospective and existing clients. With a strategic approach to account management, he supports ROI‐based initiatives by providing business and technical solutions from the market leader. He has worked in and out of technology employed by such companies as Cisco, Cintas, ADP, and most recently NICE Systems. While at NICE Systems, Mr. Bollinger has rolled out several multi‐

million dollar projects to clients impacting operational efficiency, compliance, customer experience, and employee engagement. He currently supports twelve named client accounts in Ohio, Michigan, and Illinois. He has been with NICE since October of 2009.

Kirk Neal Systems Robotics and Automation Specialist

Mr. Neal is a results‐proven professional with a strong record of improving business operations and employee performance through the use of technology, performance metrics and refined process. He has developed various business strategies around, process improvement, application implementation and change management. Mr. Neal’s key strengths include motivated leadership, excellent communication skills, strong organizational skills, strategic planning and building positive, winning team environments.

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"Robotic Process Automation: Transforming Business Processes" Presented by Andy Bollinger and Kirk Neal

Summary Robotic Process Automation (RPA) automates repetitive, mundane processes that do not require human thought. It streamlines these processes, eliminates errors and frees employees to focus on more productive and engaging activities. Studies show that today’s employee uses an average of 6 different desktop applications on a single interaction or process, creating a complex work environment. This complexity means employees are struggling to meet expectations to simultaneously navigate multiple applications, provide outstanding service, adhere to policies and regulations, and meet sales and other performance targets. Robotic Process Automation is on most companies’ agenda these days, with 28% of organizations have implemented RPA and 50% of organizations are actively pursuing it. Learning Objectives To understand Robotic Automation

Learn why a company would pursue Robotic Automation

How to evaluate Robotic Automation technology

What to consider before implementing a Robot

Field of Study: Information Technology



Prerequisites: None


11:30am

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Catherine Fisher, MBA, CIA Chicago Transit Authority

Ms. Catherine Fisher is a Certified Internal Auditor and MBA. She has worked in the

government field for decades, most recently at the Chicago Transit Authority, formerly

Officer of the Inspector General, CTA. She has enriched her career with employment

at Big Four accounting firms and is the Education Chair for the Government Audit

Committee, Chicago IIA.

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“Professional Certification Preparation Activity”

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Learning Objectives Obtain critical knowledge …. Identify the most significant …. Learn practical, proven …. Field of Study: Auditing (Government) CPE Credits: 0.5 hours (25 minutes) Program Level: Overview Prerequisites: None Advance Preparation: None

12:50pm

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“Cybersecurity Panel Discussion”

Panel Discussion Moderated By Hugh Smith, CFE, CGFM

Summary

A moderated discussion to share expertise in identifying risk posed by cloud computing and other cyber

issues, their possible consequences and how to mitigate exposure to these issues.

Learning Objectives Obtain critical knowledge of the types of risks posed by cloud computing and other cyber issues and

their impact.

Identify the most significant cyber issues that can increase your exposure.

Learn practical, proven and achievable steps to guide your decision‐making and risk management.

Understand the legal risks and consequences of breaches of cyber issues.

Identify important cyber risk contractual provisions for organizations.

Learn how to minimize the exposure of their organizations to cloud computing and other cyber risks.

Field of Study: Information Technology



Prerequisites: None


1:30pm

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Panel Moderator

Hugh Smith, CFE, CGFM Practice Lead, Assurance & Attestation Services

Mr. Smith possesses over thirty years of public accounting

experience. He started his career with Deloitte spending six years in

the assurance division servicing Fortune 500 and large closely‐held

entities. He is a frequent speaker and consultant on assurance and

attestation related subjects. He has developed professional training

materials and programs relating to the specialized nature of financial

reporting for the AICPA, CPAs for the Public Interest, the federal GSA,

AGA, Lorman, NFRE and others. He serves on the Firm’s Continuing

Professional Education (CPE) and Quality Control (QC) committees responsible for ensuring

good‐standing with the AICPA, ISCPA & PCAOB continuing professional education and peer

review programs. He has served as director and advisor on several Boards at the national,

state and local levels.

Hugh is also a member of the executive committee of the Chicago Chapter of the

Association of Governmental Accountants. Additionally, he holds national and local

memberships and certifications with the Association of Governmental Accountants (AGA)

and the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE). For those Associations, he holds

the designations of Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE) and Certified Governmental Financial

Manager (CGFM). He obtained a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy from the University

of Illinois at Urbana. As of July 1, 2017, Hugh is currently serving as the AGA North Central

Past Regional Vice President.

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Panelist

Steven H. Shapiro, JD, Partner

Steve is a former public company executive, Chief Privacy Officer and General Counsel, who returned to private practice to provide his clients with the same level of responsiveness, judgment and billing flexibility that he required as a General Counsel.

He is a highly accomplished transactional lawyer, seasoned business counselor and effective negotiator. His legal and business expertise encompasses a wide variety of disciplines, including corporate law,

securities law, M&A transactions, bank financing, employment law, IT contracting and privacy and data security.

Steve represents funds and public and private companies in the sale and purchase of other companies; lenders and borrowers in complex corporate financing transactions and workouts; emerging companies and venture capitalists in venture capital financings; underwriters, placement agents and issuers in securities offerings; and service providers and their clients in the negotiation of IT contracts.

Some transactions completed by Steve include: • $2 billion spin‐off of a publicly traded multinational conglomerate, with related IPO • $500 million asset purchase of oil company out of bankruptcy • $325 million acquisition of community bank in northern suburbs of Chicago • Lead counsel for UK‐based heavy equipment distributor for its U.S. acquisition program,

encompassing 8 acquisitions with an aggregate value of over $300 million • Sale of $30 million internet company • $25 million rights offering for technology consulting company

Steve speaks regularly and dynamically about a variety of business and legal issues, originating many well‐attended and well‐received seminars across the country. He earned a Bachelor of the Arts in Economics from Columbia University and was cum laude at the University of Chicago where he earned his Juris Doctorate.

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KRASNOW SAUNDERS

KAPLAN & BENINATI LLP

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Panelist Jesus Gonzalez, Vice President Aon Cyber Solutions Group Cyber/Network Risk

Jesus is currently a core member of Aon's Professional Risk

Solutions Global team placing professional liability and network

security and privacy (Cyber) Insurance. He works with global clients

across all industry sectors with a particular emphasis on

technology.

Jesus joined Aon in August 2012. Before joining the Global Cyber team, he led

engagements in various corporate roles within Aon as part of Aon’s Management

Development program.

Prior to joining Aon he held a number of positions within the Motorola Networks Division

in the engineering, project management, and consulting space. While at Motorola Jesus

led global implementations of leading edge technologies. In addition, they were granted a

U.S. patent that addresses network security in the Wireless Communication space.

Jesus received his B.S. degree in Computer Science, from the University of Illinois.

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Anne Marrin, MPA Village Administrator for the Village of Fox Lake

Ms. Anne Marrin is an alumni of NIU and graduated with a bachelor’s degree

in Political Science/Public Law. She returned later in 2005 to earn a Master’s

Degree in in Public Administration. Anne has worked for over 16 years in

government serving as an elected official as well as in administration. She

served as a trustee for the Village of McCullom Lake for 7‐years and served

on the Planning commission, Police Commission and Economic Development

Committee. While obtaining her MPA degree, Anne interned at the Village of

Buffalo Grove and worked for WRB LLC with Bill Balling where she consulted

on various projects. One of these projects was for the City of Highwood and assisting them to

obtain ILCMA accreditation as a City Administrator form of government. This was accomplished

in 2008 and Anne was asked to stay on as Assistant City Administrator. Anne them became City

Administrator and served until 2010 where she accepted a position as City Administrator for the

City of Prospect Heights until 2014. Currently, Marrin serves as the Village Administrator for the

Village of Fox Lake where she has faced many challenges and continues to serve as a professional

administrator.

Stephanie Hannon, MBA, CPA, Treasurer/Finance Director Village Administrator for the Village of Fox Lake

Ms. Stephanie Hannon is the Treasurer/Finance Director for the Village of

Fox Lake. A Certified Public Accountant with a MBA, Stephanie started her

career 30 years ago as an auditor for grant funding issued by the Federal

Energy Regulatory Commission, worked for Motorola and Kraft Foods,

served as an elected official, sat on seven not‐for‐profit boards, and has

been the Finance Director for three municipalities. She has managed,

investigated and remediated financial improprieties by implementing

operational, financial, and compliance policies and procedures for several municipalities.

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“Fraud Case Study: The Explorer Program”

Presented by Anne Marrin, MPA and

Stephanie Hannon, MBA, CPA

Summary Anne Marrin, Administrator of the Village of Fox Lake, will detail her challenges in discovering and pursuing the corruption of popular police lieutenant “GI Joe” Gliniewicz who was hailed as a hero and honored by an 18‐mile funeral procession after his apparent death in the line of duty. Later it was discovered he faked his own murder attempting to cover up thousands of dollars in theft from the Village of Fox Lake and even tried to put out a “hit” contract on Anne as she closed in on his scheme. Anne will be joined by Stephanie Hannon, the Village’s Finance Director, to explain control procedures implemented to prevent such theft in the future.

Learning Objectives Prevention of Fraud through effective internal controls

Red flags of fraud in a government entity

How environment and procedures (or lack thereof) contribute to the incidence of fraud

Obstacles to investigating possible fraud, especially concerning a popular employee or respected

professionals

How to overcome those obstacles

Procedures to prevent such fraud or detect it in a timely fashion

Field of Study: Audit (Governmental)



Prerequisites: None


2:30pm

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Institute of Internal Auditors ‐ Chicago ChapterGovernment Advisory Committee

Special Thanks to Training Organizers:

Kenneth Clow IIA District 2 Representative, Past‐President of the IIA Chicago Chapter, Current BOG of the IIA Chicago Chapter and Chair of the Government Advisory Committee.

Mark Kimmet Committee ‐ Vice Chair John Caporale Committee ‐ Marketing Chair Catherine Fisher Committee ‐ Education Chair Kyle O'Rourke Committee ‐ Secretary

Special Thanks to the Government Advisory CommitteeDavid Addis Committee Member Natalie Covello Committee Member Michael Ciminero Committee Member Elvis Garcia Committee ‐ Networking Chair Cathy Pleasant Committee ‐ Recruiting Chair Cassaundra Rouse Treasurer ‐ Chapter Officer Alicia Roberson Committee Member

Committee's Formation The Government Advisory Committee was formed in 2014 to assist the IIA Chicago Chapter in identifying ways to serve government auditors more effectively. The committee reports to the Chapter's Board of Governors. The goal and objective of this committee is to develop programs and events such as roundtable discussions over emerging issues and recent news impacting internal auditing in the government sector. Some topics discussed will focus on economic conditions, financial management and fiscal pressures facing governmental entities. Special emphasis will be on government ethics, auditor independence, detecting and preventing fraud, waste and abuse or improper payments.

Committee’s Activities The Committee will arrange government‐specific continuing professional education (CPE) at a low cost. The professional education activities will develop and hone the skills of auditors while allowing auditors to acquire new skills and capabilities. The Committee will coordinate network opportunities which will strengthen the government audit community.

Recognitions

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Association of Government Accountants ‐ Chicago Chapter

Special Thanks to the Fall Into Training Planning Committee:

Dr. Kasthuri Henry Past President, AGA Chicago Chapter

Hugh Smith

Past Regional Vice President, AGA North Central Region and Past‐President of the AGA Chicago Chapter

Cynthia “CJ” Carter

Committee – Sponsorship/Marketing Chair Regional Vice President‐Elect, 2017‐2018

Franklin Moy

Committee ‐ Education Chair

Thank you to the AGA Chicago Chapter Executive CommitteeThomas DiLisio President, AGA Chicago Chapter Chanel Castaneda Awards Director Crystal Currier Treasurer – Chapter Officer Adriane D. McCoy Membership Director Tiffany McCoy WebMaster & Historian Raul Nieto CGFM Director Sophia Patsios Assistant Meetings Director Saundra Woods Accountability Director

About AGA

The Association of Government Accountants (AGA) supports the careers and professional development of government finance professionals working in federal, state, local governments, as well as the private sector and academia. Founded in 1950, AGA enjoys a long history as the thought leader for the government accountability profession. Through high‐quality continuing education, research, publications, certification, conferences and opportunities to network, AGA reaches thousands of professionals and offers more than 100,000 continuing professional education (CPE) hours annually. Organized in 1953, the AGA Chicago Chapter recently celebrated 60 years.

Recognitions

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General Information

Metcalfe Federal Building Registration includes: GSA Conference Room 331 • A certificate of completion; 77 West Jackson Boulevard • Lunch; and, Chicago, Illinois 60604 • Training materials furnished via a link for printing on your own or

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